New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
NETWORK CITY.

The rear walls Of Nos 4ss and 44o West
| reported unsafe Yesterday.
James McCoug died yesterday in the Roosevelt Hospa
from inuItes received Monday while coupling cars.
The Hospital Fund was increased s777 yesterday MAXIM
the total s3e.15S So
The case Of Mrs Smith, charged with teaching t
Lillian Smith to STEAL postponed yesterday In the Jener
son arket Court until Monday.
The Chester H. souhworth accused by Louis Wer
ner Of receiving money public ocers dismissed
| in Special Sessions yesterday.
Master. OF vessels are against swnder who visit
vessels on preten representing the photographic once
and obtains the signatures Of the captains
Joseph Hurst of No. PIT Fifthst died in tho drug sors
No 1871 Tdave yesterday from homorrhage Of the lungs
Which resulted from his being struck By the shaft OF wagon
some months ago
President l. STARK Of the Dock Board is confined to
house. e3l Fourrhave with serious attack OF peu
rsy and rheumatism last night he wss resting quietly HIS
pby .iciaps do not regard the attack a. dangerous.
second session OF the County Convention OF tho UnAi
Labor party be held Clarendon Hall this evening The
principal will be the reports OF the Committees on
Constitution and Permanent Organization.
Patrick and Bridget Barry Jefferson Market Court
and tho workhouse They were
m forty three years Patrick seventy years old
and his wife sixty6ve.
At the biennial election OF Military Service Institution
held yesterday Major General J. NJ schofed was elected
president and tho members OF the executive council were
elected for two four and six years respectively
No news was yesterday his friends family OF
the missng lawyer Charles Mott OF No 1913 East One hun
1t IL believed that he has committed
suicide through mental arrangement consequent upon grief
Of the recent death OF his mother.
Last evening funeral Of Theodore Keller the weknown
insurance man and voluntary fireman. held at his home
No II East One seventhst Delegates
were from the Fire Underwriters and several
companies and other associations Dr. Baker
OF St Jamess Church conducted the services
Thirty five fifty six arrested in the
u NJ. No Gary
raened in the Court but nearly all were dis
charged Michael Vaccas the proprietor, was required to
furnish bonds In 600 The barenders also held for
examination.
forty four clerks in tho 81 500 grade at the Custom
House for promotion the 800 grade only eight
up required percentage qualification From
Msoone will select two for promotion to the
Law Division the Auditors and one TO the Ware
house Division
The cement decided, notwithstanding the great
success OF the second NowYok OF the Mexican
Village close their engagement on Thurs
evening order have everything complete for Their
first appearance and reception in Washington where they
appear Monday evening at the Light Infantry Armory
The New.York Stock Exchange Employees Benefit Asso-
citation has elected the following officers A. w. David
son, presidents II. J. Hutchinson. vice president;
j. j. Connolly, recording secretary II. u. Young,
financial secretary John Dillon treasurer aniJ Barnes
c. L. Beechei and Charles H. Deacon directors.
Policeman Townsend, OF the Kingsbrige squad. had
sleghrde with Tuesday night His horse
ran away Rverdalea ave-. Monnt ST. Vincent and tho
sleigh struck and wrecked Townsends hand WAS
cut slightly John u Kcnney had his wrist sprained. and
Annie L. TAYLOR Of Oneundrcd and frstst, cut on
the head,